Like I said, I can understand if a person believes in a creator, but what supports the fact that there's only one creator, that he's omnibeloved, omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent, eternal, that he had a 'plan' for humans, etc. How do you know he didn't just create the universe because he was bored? I could paint a picture, but that doesn't mean I love it. Maybe he hails from a family of different Gods and just created this universe to impress his friends? Specifically, I want to know what makes the Christian God the most valid interpretation of this supposed creator. 

You said you disagree, yet you gave no justification for it. That seems like you don't understand your beliefs imo. 

1.) You are doing nothing to prove that the punishment is fair. Yes, we can repent, and yes, we can be forgiven (only at a certain time though). But that still doesn't negate the fact that the punishment is unfair to begin with. The punishment should have never existed. God designed humans to sin. He shouldn't punish humans for doing something that He designed them to do.

2.) You said earlier that no matter what a human does, they will sin. That means sinning is a part of their inherent nature; it's not something that they choose.  Otherwise, a human would have the ability to choose not to sin (but as you said, humans cannot do so, because they're human). If something is inherent, then it must have been designed by the creator.

3.) God is incapable of forgiving a person who doesn't accept him, period. That shows limitations. It doesn't matter if he created some 'rule' that he must follow, it's still a limitation.

1. You can't just put things that people say on these forums into your signature; you always have to ask for approval. Read the forum rules.

2. Why would they say that God rested on the seventh day if it did not include recovering? Why not say that God rested for all eternity? Well, because as you said: Then God blessed the seventh day and made it [holy],because on it he rested from all the work of creating that he had done.

Which indicates that he stopped resting the following day. So why would he need that day-off in the first place if he was almighty? My answer is that the people who wrote that story didn't think that through properly.

3."Still loling at how you said that Abarham not fully trusting  God was a contradiction and when I asked how you had nothing. xD"

The answer was painfully obvious and I had already pointed it out. One one hand Abraham is the symbol of trusting - and following God's orders after completing the ultimate test, but on the other he doubted God's orders and eventually followed them through after finding a contradiction in what God had said. Finding that contradiction should not have been necessary if he truly trusted God unconditionally.

Still, this isn't that thread and you are going off-topic with that statement.

I would answer to the rest of your essay if it was an actual response to the topic. Instead, all I see is some (we have been over this before) twisted assumptions, misinterpretations and accusations. Some of which are even borderline trolling.

If you can't even stay civil, don't expect me to take you seriously.

Anyways, here is my answer. I disagree because whether you chose right or wrong doesn’t equate to an imperfect design to love. Adam chose wrong because he was influenced to disobey God, not because he was designed imperfectly.

Moreover, I think there is a distinction between (1) God designing a perfect human being (so far as a human beings are concerned), and (2) a human that is incapable of sin and choosing not to love God. God did not design humans with the inability to not love him.

With regard the former, perfection is achieved by God’s initial design and his omnipotence. With regards the latter, one can only achieve perfection with God’s help.  

WoW another good question,...Well, here is where I think you run into one of those walls, that if you don't apply faith from here on you cannot get answers to most of those questions. A lot of what the bible explains is spiritual and also is based on experience.

For example, one way I believe in the truth of the bible is because I read it and it makes sense to me, after I have pieced together the parts of the puzzel. Does that sound crazy? Anyways, one way I like to prove the authentisity of the bible is by using the fact that it contains witness statements of people that lived around the time of Jesus, i.e. the accounts of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John aka the Gospels. Historians also prove the authentisity of the Bible over any other religious document by showing how it was complied date-wise closest to the actual events. Ultimately you will need to look at Apologetics if you want to gether all the factual evidence of why the Bible is more authentic that any other religious book. See this link:  http://www.bethinking.org/bible-jesus/the-historicity-of-the-new-testament.htm

I'm going to do my own reading and get back to you!

God`s punishment is also temporary... when you are alive. And not only purifies sins but also shows that what you have done something wrong.
In life, you have every chance to change. Every chance to repent and suffer the consequences in this life.
And there is nothing that God won`t forgive. Nothing at all.

God didn`t design people to sin or be saints. He made us in His image: to be good - isn`t that what is best about us? But He also gaves the ability to choose something over Him. How would you feel if you had to risk losing someone for the sake of letting that someone find their own path and hopefully not only love you back but to save themselves?

God is not incapable of forgiving. Punishment is Justice. God doesn`t stop loving you, you were the one who decided you didn`t want Him. And God, respecting that, gives exactly what you wanted. If Jesus died for every single one of us, you can be sure that everyone of us is loved by Him.
All the things He showed us to be good or bad, all the warnings, Jesus, all the apparitions and miracles, aren`t hollow, they are a sign of His love.
If you really want to know if God is read the Bible carefully and listen to what He said, when He said it. If you want proof that He is still around, check for marian apparitions, as not all apparitions are reflections on walls or windows.

Funny thing is even a pin has to be made by someone. It does not come to existence of its own. But this whole world, the herbs, animals, planets, water etc all came into existence without any creator. It's a crazy thinking and sometimes I can't believe a person, reading science etc, can't understand this simple matter.

Stop judging religion by Bible alone. Bible has many scientific flaws because some of its parts are fabricated (this is proved by 52 christian scholers of highest eminent). Read Quran, the last revelation sent by God and you will see it is compatible with science or the science is compatible with it. It is not fabricated as it is available in its original language sent 1400 years before and millions of Muslims memorize it by heart from first to last. 

Suppose, there is no God, then we all lead our lives and then die, nothing to worry about. But if there is, then after death we cannot return to change our fate. It is this world where we have to act. And afterlife, that is the day of judgment.

Will these religion threads ever stop ?

I don't think so >.>

OT: If there's a god(s) that's good for him, her, it or them but I don't own him, her, it or them anything. He, she, it or they don't care about me or anyone else, so I don't don't care about *insert grammatical persons* either.